There should be a form you can use for your specific state.

Hi all, I have a question specific to Chicago zoning rules. 

So if you are out talking to lenders or looking for private capital being very specific is crucial.

I thought that since I already own 2 properties, I should focus my 3rd in a very specific area where I could build out a soundproof music studio/pianobike storage in a garage in the back and rent out the house.

At this point I am thinking to ask my lawyer to threaten with the specific performance lawsuit if she doesn't want to close in the first week of March.

Also, is it legally permissible to share information about the damages with their new landlord if they don't pay within a specific timeframe? 

I would recommend you head to local meetups to get to know folks who are in the specific area of Chicago or the burbs where you want to invest.

More specifically, do you know what investment strategy you want to implement?

If you are confident that this developer can complete the project on time and budget, while also delivering a product (condos) that consumers in this market want, then your big two risks are handled.Now specifically on this deal: Based on the little info you mentioned, these are about $1.5mm condos.  

We had to provide the building inspector with the (Contego) intumescent paint specifications along with our plan for meeting the spec to achieve the 1-hour fire rating (3 layers as I recall).